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The McBride Sisters Black Girl Magic Red Blend is a wine that captivates both the palate and the heart. This red blend is a perfect harmony of bold and smooth flavors, making it an ideal choice for wine lovers who enjoy complexity and depth. The Black Girl Magic Red Blend is a creation of the McBride Sisters, two extraordinary women who have achieved great success in the world of wine. Robin and Andréa McBride are not only business partners, but also sisters who share a deep passion for winemaking. They have dedicated their lives to building a legacy in the wine industry and making a positive impact on the world. This blend brings together various grape varietals, including Zinfandel, Merlot, and Syrah, to create a wine that is rich in flavor and character.

This blend brings together various grape varietals, including Zinfandel, Merlot, and Syrah, to create a wine that is rich in flavor and character. The Zinfandel brings a burst of ripe red fruit, while the Merlot adds a hint of elegance and softness. The Syrah contributes a touch of spice and depth, adding complexity to the overall profile of the wine.

Witch from Nepal (1986)

Starring Chow Yun-Fat, Emily Chu, Yammie Lam Kit-Ying and Dick Wei.
Directed by Ching Siu-Tung, with action choreography by Ching Siu-Tung and Alan Hsu.

Whilst in Nepal, Joe (Yun-Fat) meets a mysterious girl who follows him back to Hong Kong. He discovers that he now has supernatural powers and, after the death of the attractive witch, has to combat an evil warrior (Wei) who wants the glowing pendant that Joe wears around his neck.

Featuring the blue-lit photography, slow motion and romantic atmosphere found in the best Hong Kong fantasies, this film, also known as The Nepal Affair and A Touch of Love, is for much of its running time simply a tale of a ménage à trois spiced up with some telekinesis and other minor feats of magic. But the film shifts gears towards the end as Joe, his girlfriend and some children are trapped in a graveyard by zombies who’ve just crawled out of the mud. A section of railings then bends towards a car and flies into the side of the vehicle like a series of iron spears!

Joe and the bad dude, who growls like a panther, have a final fight, which sees them knocking each other through buildings, culminating with the villain getting speared on a ceremonial dagger, causing his teeth and eyes to plop out and his skin to fly off his skull!

A decent modern-day Hong Kong whimsy, it is a shame that the evil character’s ability to transform into a cell-animated panther, shown at the very start of the film, isn’t reintroduced during the latter stages of the tale – and the scene where Joe makes sparking electricity cables draw two hearts in the night sky for his love is far, far too twee!

Did I mention that Joe is played by a young Chow Yun-Fat? I believe what we have here could be referred to as an omen.

In terms of taste, the Black Girl Magic Red Blend is truly enchanting. It offers a velvety texture with a lush mouthfeel. The flavors unfold gracefully on the palate, with notes of blackberry, cherry, and plum taking center stage. These flavors are complemented by hints of vanilla and spice, adding layers of complexity and depth. Aside from its exceptional taste, the Black Girl Magic Red Blend also carries a powerful message. The name itself, "Black Girl Magic," celebrates and empowers women of color, encouraging them to embrace their uniqueness and strength. The McBride Sisters have created a wine that not only uplifts the senses but also serves as a symbol of empowerment and inspiration. The McBride Sisters Black Girl Magic Red Blend is a testament to the McBride sisters' passion, determination, and talent. It represents their unwavering commitment to excellence and their desire to make a positive impact in the world. This wine is a true embodiment of the "black girl magic" spirit and is sure to captivate wine enthusiasts everywhere..

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